Porcelain Veneers Gallery

Patient is a work in progress, but has just had initial treatment on her front six teeth. Veneers on the two canines, and metal-free, all porcelain crowns on the front four incisor teeth. In the future she will add more veneers to the posterior teeth to create a full smile, filling in the dark, triangular spaces in the corners of her smile.

Patient had very crowded and dark teeth. She did not want to where braces for one to two years and then still be left with dark colored teeth. We did upper porcelain veneers in two visits in less than one month's time.

This patient suffered from short teeth worn down by grinding and missing teeth, now replaced by implants.

This patient did not like the color, the shape or the length of his teeth. If length was not an issue, one option would have been to whiten the teeth followed by orthodontics. However, that would not address the length issue so the treatment of choice was porcelain veneers.

This patient did not like the size and the uneven appearance of his teeth. The unevenness was due to a bruxism habit.

This patient was not happy with the way the laterals, the smaller teeth next to the two center teeth, stuck out. He also felt that his two center teeth, or centrals, were too long and give him a Bugs Bunny look. Part of this was due to the laterals not being in the position that they should have been.

This patient was not happy with the different colors she had in her two front teeth. Her left central, the center tooth on your right, was darkened due to trauma she suffered about 10 years prior to the photo. She also felt that her teeth were too sharp and she felt her teeth were too short.

This patient was not happy with several issues. First, she did not like the space between her teeth, and she also did not like the uneven lengths or the alignment. If you look carefully at the bottom teeth you will notice one tooth that is much smaller than the others. This is a retained baby tooth since the adult tooth that should have taken its place never appeared.

This patient has what we called "mottled" enamel, which can be caused by too much fluoride when the teeth are being formed.

This patient was not happy with the different lengths of her two front teeth, the basic shape of all her front teeth as well as the color.

This patient broke his tooth when he accidentally bit into a fork while eating.

There were many complaints this patient had. She did not like the color, shape, or spacing of her teeth, and these all made her very self conscious of her smile.

This patient had her front teeth bonded several years ago and the bonding was beginning to show its age by having lost some of its luster.

The main complaint this patient had was the spacing but he also wanted the chipped teeth to be fixed as part of the treatment plan.